Established Milanese restaurant chain Panino Giusto are venturing into the UK market for the first time with a new venue at the Royal Exchange, which opened just last week – last night I popped along to see what all the fuss was about… With fifteen outlets in Milan itself, and another seven elsewhere in Italy, […]
Sizzling BBQ Masterclasses @ Jumeirah Lowndes Hotel
Jumeirah, the Dubai-based luxury hotel chain that counts the Burj Al Arab amongst its properties, also own several hotels in London including the five star Jumeirah Lowndes hotel in Knightsbridge – late last week I was lucky enough to be invited along to a BBQ Masterclass at their open-air restaurant, the Terrace. You’ll find the […]
The London Coffee Festival Returns From 25 To 28 April – Caffeine Addicts Rejoice
Adding to the regular round of beer festivals and chocolate extravaganzas in London, coffee is taking centre stage later this month when the London Coffee Festival comes to town from 25 to 28 April, forming the centrepiece of UK Coffee Week. Taking place at the Old Truman Brewery on Brick Lane, there’ll be lots of […]
A Medieval-Themed Theatrical Banquet With The Foragers On 9 & 10 May
The Foragers, who run the Verulam Arms ‘wild food’ pub in St Albans and provide the menu at the Dead Dolls Club’s trendy pop-up venue in Dalston, are mixing it up in medieval style at the beginning of next month with a pop-up night also featuring theatre and live music, ‘The Banquet’. Taking place at […]
A ‘Legendary’ Evening At Hard Rock Cafe’s Original London Restaurant
I should confess straight out I am a big fan of Hard Rock Cafe, so I was excited to be invited down to their London restaurant last week to sample one of their new range of ‘Legendary’ burgers. Despite the fact that they’ve expanded well beyond their their humble beginnings on Park Lane, the original […]
Celebrate Songkran, Thailand’s New Year Festival In London
In Thailand, the New Year is celebrated during a festival called Songkran, which this year falls between 13 and 16 April. The traditions associated with the event include parades and religious ceremonies with a finale that involves water-throwing fights where the aim is to drench your friends and family, signifying the washing away of the […]
The City Of London Distillery & Bar – A Temple To Gin Making
For centuries London was a prodigious producer of gin – Nicholson’s operated their huge facility at Three Mills, Bromley by Bow until bombing caused their production to cease in 1941, and Gordons and Tanqueray continued to be made in Islington until the early 1980s. Of the big distillers, only Beefeater remains – their gin is […]
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